This Israeli designer closed his New York Fashion Week runway show with Israel’s national anthem

The white outfits, which opened the show, were influenced by the concept of the Shabbat bride, as well as Shabbat candles, which for Halperin signify both sadness and also hope.

A model presents a creation by designer Kim Jones as part of his Menswear ready-to-wear Fall/Winter 2023-2024 collection show for fashion house Dior during Men's Fashion Week in Paris, France, January 20, 2023.

(photo credit: BENOIT TESSIER/REUTERS)

ByJULIA GERGELY/JTA

FEBRUARY 14, 2024 03:22

This Israeli designer closed his New York Fashion Week runway show with Israel’s national anthem

The white outfits, which opened the show, were influenced by the concept of the Shabbat bride, as well as Shabbat candles, which for Halperin signify both sadness and also hope.

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This Israeli designer closed his New York Fashion Week runway show with Israel’s national anthem

The white outfits, which opened the show, were influenced by the concept of the Shabbat bride, as well as Shabbat candles, which for Halperin signify both sadness and also hope.

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